The Methodist Review 1
The Methodist Review 1
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That those men act the part of good citieens, who endeavour to overtuni' the plainest principles of hunmn knowledge, and to subvert the foundations of all religion, I am far from thinking ; but I would be extremely sorry to see any other weapons employed against them than those of reason and ridicule, chastised by decency and truth. Other weapons this cause requii*es not ; nay in this cause, all other weapons would do more harm than good. And let it still be remembered, that the object of our s...trictures is not men, bot books ; and that these incur our censure, not because they bear certain names, but because they contain certain prin- ciples% Some of the fatalists are willing to reconcile their system with our natural notions of moral good and evil ; but all they have ' been able to do is, to remove the difficulty a step or two ferther off. But the most considerable of that party are not solicitous to render these points consistent. If they can establish neces- sity, they leave natural religion to shift for itself.
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That those men act the part of good citieens, who endeavour to overtuni' the plainest principles of hunmn knowledge, and to subvert the foundations of all religion, I am far from thinking ; but I would be extremely sorry to see any other weapons employed against them than those of reason and ridicule, chastised by decency and truth. Other weapons this cause requii*es not ; nay in this cause, all other weapons would do more harm than good. And let it still be remembered, that the object of our s...trictures is not men, bot books ; and that these incur our censure, not because they bear certain names, but because they contain certain prin- ciples% Some of the fatalists are willing to reconcile their system with our natural notions of moral good and evil ; but all they have ' been able to do is, to remove the difficulty a step or two ferther off. But the most considerable of that party are not solicitous to render these points consistent. If they can establish neces- sity, they leave natural religion to shift for itself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason, Thomas, 1769-1851, [from Old Catalog] Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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